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Published June 13, 2024

Sanity Helper Functions

By Mitchell Christ

Customizing and organizing your Sanity Studio structure (where your content lives) is super easy. The SanityPress starter template comes included with a number of helper functions to use in your Sanity Studio so you don't have to repeat yourself.

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Sanity – build remarkable experiences at scale

Sanity Composable Content Cloud is the headless CMS that gives you (and your team) a content backend to drive websites and applications with modern tooling. It offers a real-time editing environment for content creators that’s easy to configure but designed to be customized with JavaScript and React when needed. With the hosted document store, you query content freely and easily integrate with any framework or data source to distribute and enrich content.

Sanity scales from weekend projects to enterprise needs and is used by companies like Puma, AT&T, Burger King, Tata, and Figma.

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